(p. 761) bipattāriṇī a (Hindu) goddess; the goddess who keeps or saves from trouble or danger. 51)

(p. 760) bidhauta washed well, profusely washed. 18)

(p. 773) biṣṭhā faeces, stool, excreta; (of beasts, birds, etc.) dung, excrement(s). 37)

(p. 756) bidagdha witty; having the qualification of a connoisseur; learned; cultured; intelligent; skilful; clever. বিদগ্ধা a. fem. of বিদগ্ধ । n. (rhet.) a witty lady-love. বিদগ্ধ-সমাজ n. the intelligentsia; a learned society; a body of connoisseurs. 46)

(p. 786) bēphāẏadā futile, vain; purposeless; useless. 69)

(p. 741) bātāsā a kind of light convex sweet drop of sugar or molasses. 14)

(p. 717) badhū a wife; a newly married woman; a bride; a married woman; a daughter-in-law (usu. বধূমাতা). ̃জন n. a married woman esp. one whose husband is alive. ̃বরণ n. ceremoniously welcoming a bride or a daughter-in-law. ̃মাতা n. the daughter-in law. ̃হত্যা n. killing or murder of a married woman (usu.) in the husband's or father-in-law's house. 40)

(p. 741) bātāndōlita agitated or moved or tossed by wind. 6)

(p. 741) bātānukūla air-conditioned. বাতানুকূলতা n. air-conditioning. 5)

(p. 765) bibaśa benumbed; stupefied or overwhelmed; fatigued; utterly helpless; inconsolable; divested of selfcontrol, beside oneself with; (ori.) beyond control. fem. বিবশা । ̃তা n. numbness; stupefaction, insensateness. 7)

(p. 741) bātānbita aerated. বাতান্বিত পানীয় aerated water, (loos.) mineral water. 7)

(p. 721) bartiṣṇu durable, lasting; stable. 105)

(p. 800) brāśa a brush. ব্রাশ করা v. to brush. 17)

(p. 715) baṭā to be (সে চালাক বটে). 39)

(p. 721) bartanī (phys.) a circuit. খন্ডিত বর্তনী an open circuit. সংহত বর্তনী a closed circuit. বর্তনী-ছেদক n. a circuit-breaker. বর্তনীপ্রবাহ n. a circuit-current. 100)